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Why Backpacking Is the Best Way for Millennials to Travel

Why Backpacking Is the Best Way for Millennials to Travel

Sep 27, 2022, at 07:53 pm

Travel has a notorious reputation for being expensive, disconnecting and time consuming. At the same time, millennials have an equally notorious reputation for being kinda poor, plugged in, and unable to take time off from work. So how is it that millennials are some of the most well-traveled people in modern history? How have we managed to take the traditional ways of travel and turn them on their heads? The answer: backpacking.